maybe - just maybe all the eggs u ate caused her nose to run
to b honest i do not know which would be worst...the eggs or the nose blowing
just have sex with her and get all that tension out of the way...then u can get some work done | |
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I guess it's better than blowing farts in the office. Don't laugh at my funk
This funk is a serious joint | |
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I wonder if my daughter has something similar. She'll often (like a few times a day) do this throat clearing think that sounds like she's trying to cough up a hairball or some shit. I asked her "Why do you keep doing that?" And she just shrugged and said "I don't know..." | |
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That's so much worse. I got into a lift on my own the other day and some dirty bastard had left the smell of their bowels in there before me. Naturally as i exited one of the hottest girls in the building got in. | |
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my kid is constant, I'm very aware of it when we are watching a movie for example, he'll go snort, snort, snort, snort, clear, clear, clear, every few minutes. If I comment he gets upset and says he can't help it. | |
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Mine isn't quite so constant, and she does snort beforehand which is weird, because I wonder what it is she's trying to work out in there. It's just this sudden guttural sound in from her throat. | |
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If people have to blow their nose in public, fine. Just don't make a meal out of it.
I hate snot. If I had to choose between wiping someone else's nose or their arse, I'd probably rather wipe their arse. looking at snot makes me gag.
This is possibly the most disgusting thing i've ever seen - | |
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as a fairly typical Englishman, i'm mad for football. why does every cunt think that blowing his snot onto the pitch is part of the game?
you'd think gobbing everywhere was bad enough... everyone's a fruit & nut case | |
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Baseball players do the same thing... "Love Hurts. Your lies, they cut me. Now your words don't mean a thing. I don't give a damn if you ever loved me..." -Cher, "Woman's World" | |
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sorry! | |
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Ex-Moderator | I get allergies. Badly sometimes. So I am not contagious, no reason for me to stay home. One of my allergies is dust. I honestly sneeze at my desk at least 3 times an hour, every day. Thankfully, my coworkers laugh about it. I had one once who used to tell me I only get one "bless you" a day. Most of the time it's a quick sneeze, but when they're bad enough that I need to blow my nose, I'd be up and running to the bathroom more than once an hour. It would be ridiculous to me to be running back and forth to the restroom all day.
I'd never do it at a dinner table. Or in a work cafeteria for that matter. Or lots of other places. But at my own desk at work? Yep. I have to listen to you chew your breakfast and recount your boring evening when your friend stops by, you get to listen to me blow my nose. Get over it.
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when i was younger, I never really thought about it. But, as I've grown older, I just feel blowing your nose at your desk is very uncouth. So, whenever I have to do it, I always go to the restroom. "It's not nice to fuck with K.B.! All you haters will see!" - Kitbradley
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maybe if talking on cellphones in public is acceptable, blowing one's nose is too. | |
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I think that's a good analogy, cause there's a time and place. Chatting on a phone at your desk or in a hallway at work? Totally acceptable. But it would be rude to do so in a meeting or while eating with someone, and it would be rude to blow your nose as well. |
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I seriously think I'm allergic to something at my workplace. For the past 11 months I cough very frequently at night when I lay down. I have been to the doctor at least 5 times, had a chest x-ray, etc. I never had any of these problems before I starting working at this place -- it's a really old building and our office, frankly, is pretty shabby. My current regime involves 3 pills/day (various allergy meds) and nasal spray twice a day. If I forget to do it, I'm sneezing at work right away. It sucks. I hate my office.
By the way, I almost always go to the bathroom to blow my nose, unless I'm the only one on my side of the office. I find is sort of weird and gross when people (esp. strangers) do it in public.
. [Edited 12/13/10 10:49am] The check. The string he dropped. The Mona Lisa. The musical notes taken out of a hat. The glass. The toy shotgun painting. The things he found. Therefore, everything seen–every object, that is, plus the process of looking at it–is a Duchamp. | |
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I don't doubt it Ask them if the air-conditioning ducts have ever been cleaned out, or if there is a damp problem.
As soon as I finished up work there, I've been fine ever since. I've temped there a few times, and I always bring with me a box of tissues and take an antihistamine before I go in. | |
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The building doesn't have central air, each office has a window unit. And there are nasty pigeons that roost and shit all over them and windowsills. I'm sure all sorts of gross bird germs and dander are being blown all over the office every time we turn them on. There is no ventilation to get the stale air out, either. The check. The string he dropped. The Mona Lisa. The musical notes taken out of a hat. The glass. The toy shotgun painting. The things he found. Therefore, everything seen–every object, that is, plus the process of looking at it–is a Duchamp. | |
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that sounds totally disgusting! | |
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Pretty much. When I said "shabby" I was being polite. On the bright side, I don't have my own office, therefore I have no air conditioner to blow nasty air on me. On the dark side, it means I roast all summer. The check. The string he dropped. The Mona Lisa. The musical notes taken out of a hat. The glass. The toy shotgun painting. The things he found. Therefore, everything seen–every object, that is, plus the process of looking at it–is a Duchamp. | |
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